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Table Of Contents of the "Autumn 2011" issue

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

A commentary that misrepresents and verges on the malicious by Philippe Maystadt, Philippe Maystadt Now the EU's credibility deficit is harming its aid efforts by József Veress It's not Europe’s stepping stones on trade that are Doha’s burial headstone by Alfredo Bonet What Europe should – and shouldn’t – learn from Asia by Glyn Ford Turkey's economic interests are also driving its foreign policy shifts by Alexander Graf Lambsdorff

ENERGY SPECIAL SECTION

My energy strategy for Europe by Günther Oettinger Making the EU’s energy infrastructure ‘smart’ will cost €1 trillion by Fergus O'Dowd Spending on infrastructure will reach €200bn in the next decade by Claudia Kemfert Smart grids hold the key to cleaner energy by Philip Lowe Germany’s decision on nuclear may trigger a coal renaissance by Tamás Fellegi The potential of shale gas and the EU’s growing demand for gas make a pragmatic approach necessary by No matter how difficult, an effective EU-Russian energy policy is a must by Peter Poptchev The main reasons for developing nuclear power are unchanged by Javier Echarri Hurricanes, earthquakes, floods and tsunamis cause more damage to energy infrastructure than terrorists by Gal Luft The threat to Europe’s energy security is liable to grow by Fatih Birol, Fatih Birol European energy policy has a long way yet to go by Jason Anderson, Jason Anderson

BOOK REVIEWS

Uncomfortable truths about 21st century democracy by Bruno Kaufmann, Bruno Kaufmann U.S. policymakers forever blowing bubbles by Clyde Prestowitz Getting under the skin of China's energy policies by A plea for a more realistic Europe by Frans-Paul van der Putten, Frans-Paul van der Putten French solutions for Europe’s problems by Pierre Defraigne

IN-DEPTH

The Issue : When is it right to oust a tyrant? My Verdict : In Libya it was justified, but it’s an unsound precedent by Hubert Védrine, Hubert Védrine

INTERNATIONAL

Setting the record straight on China’s global ambitions by Zhaoxing Li Nice words, but facts would speak louder still by Elmar Brok, Elmar Brok The “Asian century” means tightening Asian belts by Chandran Nair Why the world should welcome the Asian century by Giovanni Capannelli

SECURITY & DEFENCE

Death of the WEU – How Brussels shot itself in the foot by José Cutileiro War and law in the 21st century: Adapting to the changing face of conflict by Anne-Marie Slaughter

EUROPE

The Doha Round: Where we go from here by Roderick Abbott Forget Doha, it’s the WTO that must change or die by Jacques Sapir Fostering Europe’s infant democracies by Radoslaw Sikorski A chink of light in the EU’s democratic gloom by Julian Priestley For a strategic thinker, it’s a short-sighted suggestion by Bruno Kaufmann, Bruno Kaufmann

SUSTAINABLE EUROPE

Why Europe must follow Germany’s nuclear veto by Jürgen Trittin

THE DEVELOPING WORLD

Cash-strapped Europe should still do more to tackle global poverty by Fan Shenggen Long-term ways China should underpin its aid to Africa by René N’Guettia Kouassi Like it or not, the Asian tiger's rise has lessons for African governments by Helmut Reisen

THE ARAB WORLD

The Arab spring risks turning sour by Georges Corm Practical ways Europe can harness the Arab spring by Günter Gloser The Arab spring is a make or break challenge for the EU’s global role by Massimo D'Alema Let’s be clear - the Arab spring is a genuine revolution by Salam Kawakibi What Europe must do to regain credibility around the Mediterranean by Jacek Saryusz-Wolski The EU can yet seize the opportunities of the Arab spring by Eneko Landaburu The lessons to be learned from the UfM’s mistakes by Fouad Ammor How Al-Jazeera’s Arab spring advanced Qatar’s foreign policies by Khaled Hroub, Khaled Hroub

VIEWS FROM THE CAPITALS

Vienna prepares tougher lobbying law than Brussels after MEP scandal by Doris Dialer Now the eurozone crisis is fuelling Czech’s EU doubts by Petr Kaniok, Petr Kaniok Counting the cost of Germany’s failed Libya policy by Almut Möller